The Routledge Handbook of Law and Society

ISBN-13: 9780367234249 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 258 str.

Mariana Valverde; Kamari M. Clarke; Eve Darian Smith

Opis

This innovative handbook, edited by four of the leading figures in the area, provides a comprehensive, and truly global, overview of the main approaches and themes at the intersection of of law and society.

 

Spis treści

Contested laws, contested societies: introductory remarks  Part 1: Contemporary Perspectives and Approaches  1. Actor-Network Theory and socio legal analysis  2. Critical legal studies: A curious case of hegemony without dominance  3. Critical race theory: Emergence and New Lines of Inquiry  4. Feminism  5. Governmentality and sociolegal studies  6. Indigenous law:  What non-Indigenous people can learn from Indigenous legal thought  7. Liberalism  8. Postcolonial legal studies  9. Queer theory and socio-legal studies  10. Transnational governance and law: Global security and socio-legal studies  Part 2: Sites of Engagement  11. Agriculture, Law, and the State  12. Animals  13. Artificial Intelligence and Public Law  14. Capitalism and capital  15. Censorship: state control of expression  16. Cities and urbanization  17. Citizenship  18. Class and economic inequality  19. Climate Justice  20. Corporations  21. Data  22. Domestic work: transnational regulation  23. Extractivism: Socio-legal Approaches to Relations with Lands and Resources  24. Finance, banking and debt  25. Food sovereignty and food justice  26. Gender and Law  27. Genocide  28. Human Rights: Challenging Universality  29. Immigration, Law and Resistance  30. Imperialism and law  31. Incarceration: how to understand imprisonment rates  32. Indicators:  Sociolegal Dimensions of Quantification  33. Indigeneity: making and contesting the concept  34. Infrastructure: socio-legal aspects of a key word of our time  35. Islamic law and the state  36. Jurisdiction  37. Labour and employment  38. Legal consciousness  39. Migration  40. Ownership: Persons, property, and community  41. Ownership of intangibles:  Intellectual Property and the Contested Commons  42. From reproductive rights to reproductive justice  43. Settler colonialism  44. Sexuality  45. Sovereignty  46. Space and belonging  47. Supply chains and logistics  48. Territory and law  49. The Transnational Law of Human Trafficking  50. Water disputes across borders  51. Water justice and indigenous peoples  52. White Supremacy